Investigators are awaiting the results of toxicology tests to help determine the cause of death of a man whose body was found in the lake at DeWitt Recreation Area on Labor Day.
The victim's name has not been released because authorities are having a hard time getting in touch with appropriate family members for the purpose of notification.
Det. Todd Crossett said he expects notification to happen today and the identity of the victim to be released Monday.
"It should be clear when the information is released why this is taking so long," Crossett said.
The autopsy has been completed, but that procedure did not lead to a determination of the cause of death, Crossett said.
Asked if the extensive search of the area conducted after the body was found turned up anything related to the case, Crossett said he couldn't comment on that until information was released on Monday.
Crossett said he wasn't on scene Labor Day, so he doesn't know if identification was found on the victim, but he said somebody who saw the body did recognize him.
In past fatalities, it has taken a couple of months for toxicology reports to come back from the crime labs.
